Holli Strand, Jack Walker in 'Capturing the West'

DEMING – “Capturing the West: A Two-Person Show,” will headline the April show for the Deming Arts Council throughout the month at the Deming Arts Center, 100 S. Gold St. Local artists Holli Strand and Jack Walker will exhibit their work in paintings and sculpture depicting scenes of the southwest.

Strand, an award winning artist, born and raised in southwest New Mexico, and now living in the Tucson area. Her pantings depict the beauty of New Mexico and Arizona. Her work reflects the influence of the southwest and allows her to combine realism with a touch of her own style. She also does commission work for people from all over the world, which vary in subject and style.

Walker is a sculptor,who has forged his talent on the anvil of experience. His earliest influences were ranchers and horsemen and his art is a glimpse into of the daily life of the American Cowboy.

The years spent, working with cowboys, horses and cattle, bring depth and dimension to each piece he creates and Walker is well known for his detailed and accurate western bronzes. He has entered and won awards at some of the most prestigious fine art shows and has been featured in national publications, including Southwest Art, Horses In Art, The Judges Choice and Western Horseman magazines.

A reception for both artists will be from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at the DAC. Admission is free.